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As a Store Manager, you would focus on finding the best people to represent Serv-U in-store, provide them the tools and training needed for them to be successful, coaching and mentoring them to be part of a high-performance team - and a rewarding Serv-U-Success experience.
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Manage, and coach store teams consisting of Assistant Store Managers and Store Representatives, also effectively cross-training all employees in grocery or Direct Store Delivery (DSD) and Service functions.
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At Floor & Decor we are always seeking top talent to join our organization as a Store Manager in Training/Chief Executive Merchant in Training (CEMIT). Joining the organization as a CEMIT requires flexibility to relocate to cities where we have stores in need of Store Managers/Chief Executive Merchants (CEMs.
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The Store Manager/CEM is responsible for developing and leading a high-performing team to drive retail sales and achieve competitive results in a highly complex store. Proven ability to lead a large team and direct operations at all levels in a high volume, highly complex store.
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Must be available to work retail hours as necessary and open and/or close the store in an effective manner. Store Managers/CEMs own the box, run the box and get to create the playbook that drives business success.
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Team with Store Manager, Sales Manager, and selling team to promote the In-Home Design program and drive overall store sales. Responsible to support design related functions in the store and maintain an up to date customized portfolio including before and after pictures of previous In-Home design projects.
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Journeys - Jefferson Mall #618 [Retail Manager] As a Store Manager at Journeys, you'll: Meet and exceed personal and store sales goal and standards of performance; Assist in recruiting and hiring of high caliber employees with in store needs; Assist in training and developing a successful sales team; Provide feedback, coaching, and accountability to all employees; Recognize talented staff and develop them.
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Come be part of a Growing company as a Customer Service Advisor/Manager-In Training! We own 4 SpeeDee Oil Change & Auto Service and Grease Monkey locations in Baton Rouge, Kenner, Metairie and Covington with plans to add more soon.
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All new hires will participate in an Assistant Store Manager Nights Training program at another Store Location working side by side with a peer mentor. As an Assistant Store Manager, you would lead projects including reset & remodels as well as general service and work with the Store Manager to find and develop the best people to represent Serv-U-Success by providing them with the tools and training needed to be part of a successful high-performance team.
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The training will prepare you to become a successful Serv-U Assistant Store Manager. Function as the "Manager on Duty" in the absence of, or in collaboration with the Store Manager, assuring proper staffing and prioritization of work needing completion.
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Managers In Training will learn how to successfully manage the day to day responsibilities of running an EG America convenience store location from our finest leaders. During official training weeks, Managers In Training work alongside Training Managers, gaining insight and best practices for managing a convenience store location.
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After training, Managers In Training become part of our bench leadership team, helping to fill in during absences until assigned to their own store. During supervisory weeks (in between training weeks) Managers In Training work a variety of shifts, alongside team members, putting their leadership training to practice.
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In locations that offer hot food - Assist the Store Manager by overseeing quality control, merchandising, safety programs and other guidelines in place for successful food service operation.
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Assist Store Manager with building and developing a strong store team: training, scheduling, and coaching team members. This role supports the Store Manager and other team members in delivering an exceptional guest shopping experience.
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Engage in continuous training and education in all areas of the Pick-n-Pull business. The Customer Service Advisor (CSA) often begins as a Pick-n-Pull Greeter and can work their way up through Part Sales, Parts Specialist and eventually a store Sales Lead through positive work ethics and evaluations.
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